Roger Daltrey

Singer jokes that his knees are sore as he ends 24 years of staging events for sick kids.

Singer says the idea of returning to America is "very doubtful."

"People want to hear the old music," singer said. "I don't know why, but that's the fact."

Concert for New York City was emotional, "The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus" was fun and Woodstock was overrated, singer says.

Singer recalls "hysterical" video shoot and says he's found an actor who could play late drummer in biopic.

Invaluable advice from the pre-AC/DC days guided him through career lulls.

The Who singer wanted to stand up for music-industry professionals who'd been "quite poorly treated."

The Who singer says his band's "music is very different from most rock."

Singer says his hearing aids are a "penalty" for band's heyday behavior.

Daltrey may want to tour "until he drops," but Townshend insists he doesn't.

Singer recalls drummer’s onstage audition: “He made us drive it.”

Who frontman still admires Mick Jagger — and envies Robert Plant.